Sentence examples for repertoire manager from inspiring English sources

The repertoire manager at B&H, Janis Susskind, is hugely well regarded in the musical world, which is why most musicians hope that a management buyout under the name Regent Street Music that includes her knowledge and experience will be successful.

Do managers in fast-growing firms possess a larger behavioural repertoire than managers in slow-growing firms?

This study addresses the following key research questions: 1. Do managers in fast-growing firms possess a larger behavioural repertoire than managers in slow-growing firms?   2.

Coming back to the two first key research questions, the findings show that managers in fast-growing firms do not possess a larger behavioural repertoire than managers in slow-growing firms.

Neither do managers in slow-growing firms possess a more limited and habitual behavioural repertoire than managers in fast-growing firms.

Do managers in slow-growing firms possess a more limited and habitual behavioural repertoire than managers in fast-growing firms?   3.

Can the larger behavioural repertoire explain why managers in fast-growing firms have the ability to take decisions that could explain growth of the firm?   4.

Mr. Heppner decided that the notoriously challenging role "was just not the right repertoire for him," said his manager, William Guerri, in an interview.

Thanks to the Internet, fashion trends move with lightning speed, so the successful hairdresser needs to tap every opportunity to expand his repertoire, said Stephen J. Moody, the general manager of the Los Angeles Vidal Sassoon Academy, the industry's most exclusive beauty school.

He is also manager of Artists and Repertoire for Pop Records, has general supervision of the Bluebird & Victor popular records.

"We're in a different world where we have to look at the season's repertoire," said Sarah Billinghurst, the Met's assistant manager for artistic issues.